| 词条 | List of The Streets of San Francisco episodes | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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This is a list of episodes for the television series The Streets of San Francisco, which ran from 1972 to 1977; a Made-for-TV-movie sequel aired in 1992. Series overview{{Series overview| infoheader = Nielsen ratings | infoA = Viewers (millions) | color0S = #000 | link0S = #Pilot (1972) | linkT0S = Pilot | start0S = {{Start date|1972|09|16}} | infoA0S = #58 | color1 = #500050 | link1 = #Season 1 (1972–73) | episodes1 = 26 | start1 = {{Start date|1972|09|23}} | end1 = {{End date|1973|04|12}} | infoA1 = {{TableTBA|N/A}} | color2 = #B0171F | link2 = #Season 2 (1973–74) | episodes2 = 23 | start2 = {{Start date|1973|09|13}} | end2 = {{End date|1974|03|14}} | infoA2 = #22/ 20.8 rating | color3 = #CDAD00 | link3 = #Season 3 (1974–75) | episodes3 = 23 | start3 = {{Start date|1974|09|12}} | end3 = {{End date|1975|03|13}} | infoA3 = #22/ 21.3 rating | color4 = #006400 | link4 = #Season 4 (1975–76) | episodes4 = 23 | start4 = {{Start date|1975|09|11}} | end4 = {{End date|1976|03|18}} | infoA4 = #26/ 20.7 rating | color5 = #000050 | link5 = #Season 5 (1976–77) | episodes5 = 24 | start5 = {{Start date|1976|09|30}} | end5 = {{End date|1977|06|09}} | infoA5 = #52/ 18.0 rating | color6S = #000 | link6S = #Television film (1992) | linkT6S = Television film | start6S = {{Start date|1992|01|27}} }} Pilot (1972){{Episode table|background=#000 |title=30 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | Title=The Streets of San Francisco | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Edward Hume | OriginalAirDate={{Start date|1972|9|16}} | ShortSummary=SFPD Detective Lieutenant Michael Stone (Karl Malden) is partnered with a young college-educated Inspector, Steven Keller (Michael Douglas), as they investigate a girl found dead in the water with a lawyer she knew as the primary suspect. Guest stars: Robert Wagner, Kim Darby. | LineColor=000 }} }} EpisodesSeason 1 (1972–73){{Episode table|background=#500050 |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=1 | EpisodeNumber2=1 | Title=The Thirty Year Pin | DirectedBy=Bernard L. Kowalski | WrittenBy=Robert Lewin | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|9|23}} | ShortSummary=A thirty-year veteran beat cop and longtime friend of Stone's is shot during an attempted robbery. Stone sets off with a vendetta to get the gunman, blurring the line between professional and personal. With Edmond O'Brien, Tim O'Connor, David Opatoshu, and Eileen Heckart. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=2 | EpisodeNumber2=2 | Title=The First Day of Forever | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Robert W. Lenski | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|9|30}} | ShortSummary=A would-be Jack the Ripper stalks the city, slashing prostitutes to death. Stone assigns a reluctant Keller with protecting a prostitute who has been threatened. With Janice Rule and James Olson. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=3 | EpisodeNumber2=3 | Title=45 Minutes from Home | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Robert I. Holt | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|10|7}} | ShortSummary=A salesman from Los Angeles attending a convention wrongly feels responsible for the death of a female hitchhiker. (The title refers to the time it takes to fly from LA to San Francisco.) With William Windom and Dick van Patten. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=4 | EpisodeNumber2=4 | Title=Whose Little Boy Are You? | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Teleplay: Cliff Gould Story: Donn Mullally | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|10|14}} | ShortSummary=A Vietnam veteran goes AWOL from the army in order to kidnap the son he has never seen. With James Stacy and Linda Marsh. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=5 | EpisodeNumber2=5 | Title=Tower Beyond Tragedy | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Morton S. Fine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|10|28}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Keller uncover the seedy world of escort services when their suspect is a cultured art collector with a Pygmalion complex who hires escorts, determined to create in them his idealized woman. With Stefanie Powers, Edward Mulhare, and Vic Tayback. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=6 | EpisodeNumber2=6 | Title=Hall of Mirrors | DirectedBy=Arthur H. Nadel | WrittenBy=Walter Black | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|11|4}} | ShortSummary=Stone is sidelined with a broken ankle, so Keller teams up with hot-headed Inspector Jim Martin to track down a young Mexican suspected of murder. Martin's prejudice threatens the investigation. With David Soul and A Martinez. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=7 | EpisodeNumber2=7 | Title=Timelock | DirectedBy=Robert Douglas | WrittenBy=Teleplay: Charles McDaniel, Cliff Gould and John Wilder Story: Charles McDaniel | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|11|11}} | ShortSummary=When a parolee whom Stone once coached in the Police Athletic League is accused of murdering another ex-con, Stone, Keller and a caring social worker rally to his defense. With Peter Strauss, Bernie Casey, and Elaine Giftos. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=8 | EpisodeNumber2=8 | Title=In the Midst of Strangers | DirectedBy=Robert Douglas | WrittenBy=Del Reisman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|11|25}} | ShortSummary=When a corner newspaper vendor goes after the muggers who stole his life savings, Stone and Keller discover that the crime is linked to the murder of a housing commissioner. With David Wayne, Ramon Bieri, and Robert Foxworth. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=9 | EpisodeNumber2=9 | Title=The Takers | DirectedBy=Arthur H. Nadel | WrittenBy=Guerdon Trueblood, Cliff Gould and John Wilder | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|12|2}} | ShortSummary=Two young women are found murdered in a swinging singles apartment complex. As Stone and Keller investigate, they uncover multiple suspects with a motive to murder the two gold-digging, teasing "takers." With Harold Gould, Michael Lerner, and Vic Tayback. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=10 | EpisodeNumber2=10 | Title=The Year of the Locusts | DirectedBy=Arthur H. Nadel | WrittenBy=Theodore J. Flicker | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|12|9}} | ShortSummary=A band of modern-day Gypsies descends on San Francisco, its aging patriarch unaware that the younger generation has moved on from the traditional flim-flam to million-dollar heists and murder. With George Voskovec and Michael Ansara. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=11 | EpisodeNumber2=11 | Title=The Bullet | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Barry Trivers, Cliff Gould and John Wilder Story: Barry Trivers | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|12|16}} | ShortSummary=A college professor, shot accidentally while trying to pay off a blackmailer, refuses to cooperate with Stone's investigation for fear that the publicity will lose him an upcoming promotion. With Carl Betz and Geraldine Brooks. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=12 | EpisodeNumber2=12 | Title=Bitter Wine | DirectedBy=Christian Nyby | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Hal Sitowitz and John Wilder Story: Hal Sitowitz | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1972|12|23}} | ShortSummary=A man who served twelve years in prison to protect his brother gets out only to find that the brother never told their father, a Greek restaurant owner, the truth about who should have gone to jail. With Paul Michael Glaser, Scott Marlowe, and Nehemiah Persoff. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=13 | EpisodeNumber2=13 | Title=A Trout in the Milk | DirectedBy=Lawrence Dobkin | WrittenBy=Robert M. Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|1|6}} | ShortSummary=An artist is thrown to his death from his apartment window. Stone and Keller's investigation centers on the daughter of a renowned eccentric poet. With Roscoe Lee Browne and Brenda Sykes. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=14 | EpisodeNumber2=14 | Title=Deathwatch | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Harry Kronman, John Groves and Cliff Gould Story: Harry Kronman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|1|13}} | ShortSummary=Two crusty fishermen at sea stumble upon an illegal alien smuggling ring. The smugglers murder one of the fishermen and pressure the second into silence, stymieing Stone and Keller's investigation. With Nicholas Colasanto, Anthony Caruso, and Victor French. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=15 | EpisodeNumber2=15 | Title=Act of Duty | DirectedBy=Lawrence Dobkin | WrittenBy=Robert M. Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|1|18}} | ShortSummary=In her zeal to capture a serial rapist, a rookie cop flouts Stone's orders, jeopardizing not only Stone and Keller's carefully choreographed stakeout but her own life. With Brenda Vaccaro and Michael Burns. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=16 | EpisodeNumber2=16 | Title=The Set-up | DirectedBy=George McCowan | WrittenBy=Douglas Roberts | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|1|25}} | ShortSummary=A hit man living a new life with a family in France is lured out of retirement by his former employer, a crime kingpin determined to rub out every witness to a murder he committed. With Stuart Whitman, Jack Albertson, Jason Evers, and Claudine Longet. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=17 | EpisodeNumber2=17 | Title=A Collection of Eagles | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Robert I. Holt | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|2|1}} | ShortSummary=A greed-consumed coin collector plots to switch a wealthy collector's gold double-eagle coins with counterfeits, using and abusing his trusting accomplices along the way. With Joseph Cotten, John Saxon, and Belinda Montgomery. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=18 | EpisodeNumber2=18 | Title=A Room With a View | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Del Reisman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|2|8}} | ShortSummary=A war among gambling bosses is being waged. Stone and Keller attempt to protect a witness from a hit man who has charmed his way into a lonely teacher's apartment to secure a clear shot at his victim. With Steve Forrest, Shirley Knight, Richard Anderson, and Michael Strong. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=19 | EpisodeNumber2=19 | Title=Deadline | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=David Friedkin | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|2|15}} | ShortSummary=A newspaper columnist and longtime friend of Stone's accidentally kills his young, two-timing mistress and then attempts to pin the rap on a young actor she was seeing. With Barry Sullivan, Geoffrey Deuel, Greg Mullavey, and Tommy Kirk. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=20 | EpisodeNumber2=20 | Title=Trail of the Serpent | DirectedBy=John Badham | WrittenBy=Cliff Gould and John Wilder | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|2|22}} | ShortSummary=After killing a policeman while fleeing from a grocery store robbery, a gang called the Cobras takes Stone hostage. They want to trade him for their captured leader. With Tim O'Connor, Cal Bellini, and Brian Tochi. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=21 | EpisodeNumber2=21 | Title=The House on Hyde Street | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Teleplay:John Wilder Story: Cliff Osmond | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|3|1}} | ShortSummary=Three young boys open a Pandora's Box when they sneak into an eccentric old man's home, a mysterious house rumored by their parents to contain a million-dollar treasure, rumored by neighbors to stay away because they believed him to be a child molester, and because of a murder that took place 30 years earlier at the house. What they find leads to suspicion when one of the boys is trapped inside the house with a person the old man has locked up in his room. With Lew Ayres, Albert Salmi, Clint Howard, and Joyce Van Patten. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=22 | EpisodeNumber2=22 | Title=Beyond Vengeance | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Robert M. Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|3|8}} | ShortSummary=A homicidal rapist that Stone had put away twelve years earlier is released and begins waging psychological warfare on Stone by stalking his daughter Jeannie. With Joe Don Baker and Darlene Carr. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=23 | EpisodeNumber2=23 | Title=The Albatross | DirectedBy=Robert Day | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Cliff Gould and John Wilder Story:Cliff Gould | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|3|15}} | ShortSummary=A child is murdered in a bungled burglary and the killer is set free on a legal technicality. Despite Stone's strenuous objections, the grieving father is determined to take justice into his own hands. With Ed Nelson, Kaz Garas, and John Kerr. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=24 | EpisodeNumber2=24 | Title=Shattered Image | DirectedBy=Michael O'Herlihy | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Guerdon Trueblood Story:Roland Wolpert and Jack Guss | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|3|22}} | ShortSummary=Mike Stone has reason to believe that the death of a politician is no accident. With Barbara Rush, Jim Davis, and Dick Sargent. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=25 | EpisodeNumber2=25 | Title=The Unicorn | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Teleplay:Jerry Ziegman and Mort Fine Story:Jerry Ziegman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|4|5}} | ShortSummary=A priest won't tell Stone where a murderer is hiding. Meantime, drug smugglers look for a stolen shipment of heroin. With Richard Egan and Charles Aidman. | LineColor=500050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=26 | EpisodeNumber2=26 | Title=Legion of the Lost | DirectedBy=Robert Douglas | WrittenBy=Calvin Clements Jr. | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|4|12}} | ShortSummary=After three winos are brutally beaten to death, Stone goes undercover as a homeless man. With Leslie Nielsen and Dean Stockwell. | LineColor=500050 }} }} Season 2 (1973–74){{Episode table|background=#B0171F |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=27 | EpisodeNumber2=1 | Title=A Wrongful Death | DirectedBy=Don Medford | WrittenBy=Edward DeBlasio | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|9|13}} | ShortSummary=The father of a robbery suspect killed by Keller insists his boy was unarmed. With Ina Balin and Michael Constantine. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=28 | EpisodeNumber2=2 | Title=Betrayed | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Mark Weingart | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|9|20}} | ShortSummary=One of the girlfriends of a young charmer learns that he has robbed a bank. With Martin Sheen. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=29 | EpisodeNumber2=3 | Title=For the Love of God | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Rick Husky | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|9|27}} | ShortSummary=In order to stop a psychotic priest-killer, Lt. Stone goes undercover as a Roman Catholic priest. The victims were all clergymen who studied at the same seminary. With Leif Erickson. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=30 | EpisodeNumber2=4 | Title=Before I Die | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Albert Ruben | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|10|4}} | ShortSummary=A cop who finds out that he has a terminal illness sets out to kill a racketeer who's been his quarry for the last year and a half. With Leslie Nielsen and Ray Danton. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=31 | EpisodeNumber2=5 | Title=Going Home | DirectedBy=Robert Day | WrittenBy=Jack B. Sowards | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|10|11}} | ShortSummary=An operation run by the syndicate is burgled by a small-time crook. With Sheree North and Tom Bosley. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=32 | EpisodeNumber2=6 | Title=The Stamp of Death | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=Robert I. Holt | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|10|18}} | ShortSummary=A rich man is murdered over a stamp collection which turns out to be an insurance scam. With Jessica Walter and Earl Holliman. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=33 | EpisodeNumber2=7 | Title=Harem | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=John D.F. Black | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|10|25}} | ShortSummary=A flute-playing "Pied Piper" talks teenage girls into prostitution. He promises to take care of them; he's actually a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to protect himself. With Ricky Nelson and Kay Lenz. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=34 | EpisodeNumber2=8 | Title=No Badge for Benjy | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=George Bellak | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|11|1}} | ShortSummary=Two very different victims are murdered: one a very rich foreign businessman found knifed; the other a poor black police informant found shot in a phone booth. Meanwhile, a Japanese industrialist is also found dead. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=35 | EpisodeNumber2=9 | Title=The Twenty-Four Karat Plague | DirectedBy=Don Medford | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young (teleplay), Robert Sherman (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|11|8}} | ShortSummary=Hijackers steal more than they bargained for, not knowing the gold they took is mixed with deadly uranium. With Vic Morrow and Anthony Zerbe. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=36 | EpisodeNumber2=10 | Title=Shield of Honor | DirectedBy=Eric Till | WrittenBy=D. C. Fontana | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|11|15}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Keller investigate how a contract killer obtained inside information about a mob witness. With Mariette Hartley. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=37 | EpisodeNumber2=11 | Title=The Victims | DirectedBy=George McCowan | WrittenBy=Jerome Coopersmith | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|11|29}} | ShortSummary=A trio of violent prison escapees leaves a trail of blood by murdering or crippling everyone they see. With Henry Silva. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=38 | EpisodeNumber2=12 | Title=The Runaways | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|12|6}} | ShortSummary=Kidnapping and murder are laid at the feet of a boy stealing medicine for his ailing sister. With Jeanette Nolan. (This episode is unrelated to the later QM Productions series of the same name.) | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=39 | EpisodeNumber2=13 | Title=Winterkill | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=Jack B. Sowards | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|12|13}} | ShortSummary=Angered by the rising cost of health care, an old man tries to pay his friend's bills by threatening a businessman with the bombing of his buildings. With Denver Pyle. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=40 | EpisodeNumber2=14 | Title=Most Feared in the Jungle | DirectedBy=Robert Day | WrittenBy=Jerome Coopersmith | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1973|12|20}} | ShortSummary=Believing her baby was kidnapped, not stillborn as people claim, a mother embarks on a murderous quest to find the truth. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=41 | EpisodeNumber2=15 | Title=Commitment | DirectedBy=Richard Donner | WrittenBy=John D.F. Black | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|1|3}} | ShortSummary=An undercover cop is murdered with Stone's gun, and a hotshot young inspector seems determined to pin the rap on Stone. With Tyne Daly. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=42 | EpisodeNumber2=16 | Title=Chapel of the Damned | DirectedBy=George McCowan | WrittenBy=Robert Schlitt | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|1|17}} | ShortSummary=A wealthy woman, whose daughter is kidnapped and held for ransom, has more faith in a female psychic than in Stone and Keller. With Diana Douglas. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=43 | EpisodeNumber2=17 | Title=Blockade | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=James Menzies (teleplay), Jack Morton (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|1|24}} | ShortSummary=A woman who has dedicated her life to a prominent family fails to see her neglected son has fallen in with a psycho—and may have helped him kill a woman. With Ida Lupino. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=44 | EpisodeNumber2=18 | Title=Crossfire | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Jerry McNeely | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|1|31}} | ShortSummary=A philandering professor is killed and his mistress shot by a sniper who has been terrorizing a college campus. With Nick Nolte and Celeste Holm. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=45 | EpisodeNumber2=19 | Title=A String of Puppets | DirectedBy=Richard Donner | WrittenBy=Mark Weingart (teleplay), James Schmerer (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|2|7}} | ShortSummary=Keller goes undercover as an ex-con musician to bust a crooked parole officer and his ring of parolees. With Claude Akins and Lola Falana. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=46 | EpisodeNumber2=20 | Title=Inferno | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=James M. Miller | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|2|14}} | ShortSummary=Stone looks for the arsonists who set a fire that killed two firemen. With Glenn Corbett. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=47 | EpisodeNumber2=21 | Title=The Hard Breed | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Jim Byrnes (teleplay), Ron Bishop (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|2|21}} | ShortSummary=Two Gunsmoke writers teamed on this modern-day Western set at a rodeo in San Francisco's Cow Palace. With Sam Elliott, Noah Beery, Lane Bradbury and Jim Davis. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=48 | EpisodeNumber2=22 | Title=Rampage | DirectedBy=John Wilder | WrittenBy=Albert Ruben | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|2|28}} | ShortSummary=A team of angry fathers, who are fed up with crime in their neighborhood, take a vigilante approach at solving the problem. During one of their rampages, a police informant is killed. With Robert Hooks and Joe Santos. | LineColor=B0171F }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=49 | EpisodeNumber2=23 | Title=Death and the Favored Few | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Gene L. Coon | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|3|14}} | ShortSummary=San Francisco's social elite are suspects when a publisher who blackmailed them is found murdered. With Rosemary Murphy. | LineColor=B0171F }} }} Season 3 (1974–75){{Episode table|background=#CDAD00 |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=50 | EpisodeNumber2=1 | Title=One Last Shot | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Jack B. Sowards | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|9|12}} | ShortSummary=Alcoholic officer Joe Landers accidentally gets his partner killed and clumsily tries to cover it up as Stone and Keller work their way to the truth. With Leslie Nielsen and Susan Strasberg. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=51 | EpisodeNumber2=2 | Title=The Most Deadly Species | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Hesper Anderson | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|9|19}} | ShortSummary=When a high-ranking hoodlum's son is found murdered he brings in the help of Sydney, a hit woman who's assigned to murder the three thugs responsible. As part of her mission, she seduces Keller for information. With Brenda Vaccaro. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=52 | EpisodeNumber2=3 | Title=Target: Red | DirectedBy=Barry Crane | WrittenBy=Rick Husky | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|9|26}} | ShortSummary=A meticulous and ruthless assassin and former government agent is hired by a right-wing cabal to murder a visiting Chinese diplomat. With Bill Bixby. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=53 | EpisodeNumber2=4 | Title=Mask of Death | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|10|3}} | ShortSummary=A professional female impersonator (John Davidson) whose intense identification with one of the women he mimics -- a fictitious 1930s movie star -- creates an uncontrollable split personality and eventually leads to murder. With Marianne McAndrew. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=54 | EpisodeNumber2=5 | Title=I Ain't Marchin' Anymore | DirectedBy=Paul Stanley | WrittenBy=Albert Ruben | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|10|10}} | ShortSummary=Keller infiltrates a group of Vietnam War protesters, hoping to find who murdered an AWOL marine. With Don Stroud. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=55 | EpisodeNumber2=6 | Title=One Chance to Live | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=David Friedkin | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|10|17}} | ShortSummary=A woman conceals an affair with a married diplomat, whose wife threatens to kill her. With Pippa Scott and Edward Mulhare. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=56 | EpisodeNumber2=7 | Title=Jacob's Boy | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Paul Savage | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|10|24}} | ShortSummary=An innocent man isn't worried about a new murder charge against him, but he is afraid that once the police process his fingerprints, they will learn that he is a fugitive from a 25-year-old homicide investigation. With Brock Peters and Dabney Coleman. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=57 | EpisodeNumber2=8 | Title=Flags of Terror | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Jerry Ziegman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|10|31}} | ShortSummary=Domestic terrorists take several people hostage, including Keller. Stone has to deal with not only the terrorists but a right-wing journalist and a vengeful father whose daughter was killed. With Carl Franklin. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=58 | EpisodeNumber2=9 | Title=Cry Help! | DirectedBy=Corey Allen | WrittenBy=Larry Brody and Leonardo Bercovici (teleplay), Leonardo Bercovici (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|11|7}} | ShortSummary=A troubled teen from a broken home is suspected of shooting a friend's stepfather. With Clint Howard. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=59 | EpisodeNumber2=10 | Title=For Good or Evil | DirectedBy=Michael Caffey | WrittenBy=Mort Fine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|11|14}} | ShortSummary=A killer ends up working with a witness to the crime. With Hari Rhodes. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=60 | EpisodeNumber2=11 | Title=Bird of Prey | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Guerdon Trueblood | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|11|21}} | ShortSummary=Keller goes undercover as a USAF officer to investigate a woman's murder that might involve an Air Force colonel. With Dennis Cole. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=61 | EpisodeNumber2=12 | Title=License to Kill | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Don Balluck (teleplay), Robert Keith (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|12|5}} | ShortSummary=Mike's former partner returns to San Francisco, but not because of any longing for the good old days. He's back in town to kill the hired gunman who murdered his son years before. With Murray Hamilton. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=62 | EpisodeNumber2=13 | Title=The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Tony Kayden and Michael Russnow | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|12|12}} | ShortSummary=A single .25 caliber pistol affects many lives in a single weekend. With Robert Webber. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=63 | EpisodeNumber2=14 | Title=Mister Nobody | DirectedBy=Corey Allen | WrittenBy=Robert Sherman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1974|12|19}} | ShortSummary=A retired cobbler takes the rap for a shooting to protect the real killer, the grandson of his best friend. With Sam Jaffe. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=64 | EpisodeNumber2=15 | Title=False Witness | DirectedBy=Paul Stanley | WrittenBy=Mort Fine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|1|9}} | ShortSummary=Officer Jimmy Vega's personal vendetta against a local drug dealer threatens to ruin both his and Keller's careers. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=65 | EpisodeNumber2=16 | Title=Letters from the Grave | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Tom Cannan | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|1|16}} | ShortSummary=A skeleton discovered on Alcatraz is that of a convict who'd supposedly escaped in the 1950s. With William Windom. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=66 | EpisodeNumber2=17 | Title=Endgame | DirectedBy=Jerry Jameson | WrittenBy=Albert Ruben | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|1|23}} | ShortSummary=After Steve is injured in a fray with a gangster, Mike is demoted to walking a beat for insubordinately insisting on taking revenge. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=67 | EpisodeNumber2=18 | Title=Ten Dollar Murder | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=D.C. Fontana | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|1|30}} | ShortSummary=A policewoman's son holds up taxicabs for a hobby that eventually results in the murder of an undercover cop. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=68 | EpisodeNumber2=19 | Title=The Programming of Charlie Blake | DirectedBy=Nicholas Colasanto | WrittenBy=Rick Blaine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|2|6}} | ShortSummary=A supposedly reformed sex offender is being brainwashed by his psychiatrist into believing he has committed murder. With Dean Stockwell and Dee Wallace. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=69 | EpisodeNumber2=20 | Title=River of Fear | DirectedBy=Michael Caffey | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|2|13}} | ShortSummary=A 12-year-old girl knows her stepfather murdered her mother, but her attempts to unmask him only impede the police's investigation. With Kim Richards. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=70 | EpisodeNumber2=21 | Title=Asylum | DirectedBy=Robert Douglas | WrittenBy=Larry Brody | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|2|20}} | ShortSummary=Keller goes undercover at a mental hospital to uncover the truth about a string of mysterious deaths. With Robert Walker Jr. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=71 | EpisodeNumber2=22 | Title=Labyrinth | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Del Reisman | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|2|27}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Keller investigate the death of a mob hitman tossed out of a window by his intended victim, a boxer who didn't throw a fight. With Julie Adams and Don Gordon. | LineColor=CDAD00 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=72 | EpisodeNumber2=23 | Title=Solitaire | DirectedBy=Seymour Robbie | WrittenBy=D.C. Fontana | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|3|13}} | ShortSummary=Stone is teamed with independent-minded narc Al Walczinsky while Keller recovers from a gunshot wound. Together they try to break up a narcotics ring — and Stone suspects Walczinsky's in on the racket. With Tony Lo Bianco and Sabrina Scharf. | LineColor=CDAD00 }} }} Season 4 (1975–76){{Episode table|background=#006400 |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=73 | EpisodeNumber2=1 | Title=Poisoned Snow | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Paul Savage | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|9|11}} | ShortSummary=A narcotics cop laces a batch of cocaine with cyanide and puts it on the street. With Clu Gulager and Mark Hamill. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=74 | EpisodeNumber2=2 | Title=The Glass Dart Board | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Sean Baine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|9|18}} | ShortSummary=A psychopathic killer uses people living in San Francisco's high-rises for target practice. With Patrick O'Neal. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=75 | EpisodeNumber2=3 | Title=No Place to Hide | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|9|25}} | ShortSummary=Prison gangs intimidate weaker prisoners into having their wives smuggle drugs. With Stefanie Powers. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=76 | EpisodeNumber2=4 | Title=Men Will Die | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Shirl Hendryx | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|10|2}} | ShortSummary=An organization of angry rape victims helps a friend of Stone's daughter pursue the man who raped her. With Vera Miles. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=77 | EpisodeNumber2=5 | Title=School of Fear | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Brad Radnitz (teleplay), Gordon Basichis and Marcia Hammond Basichis (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|10|9}} | ShortSummary=Upon learning that a teacher was killed during a student scuffle at a school where he once taught, a retired history teacher takes it upon himself to hold students hostage. With Maurice Evans and Geoffrey Lewis. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=78 | EpisodeNumber2=6 | Title=Deadly Silence | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=John W. Bloch | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|10|16}} | ShortSummary=Stone is hit by a van, and has to undergo surgery to have his hearing restored. With Meredith Baxter. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=79 | EpisodeNumber2=7 | Title=Murder by Proxy | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Eugene Price | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|10|23}} | ShortSummary=Property owners who refuse to sell their parcels find themselves murder victims at the hands of a developer. With Bradford Dillman and John Ritter. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=80 | EpisodeNumber2=8 | Title=Trail of Terror | DirectedBy=Michael Preece | WrittenBy=Jim Byrnes | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|10|30}} | ShortSummary=Keller is pursued by killers as he transports a prisoner to jail. With James Woods. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=81 | EpisodeNumber2=9 | Title=Web of Lies | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Leonard Kantor | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|11|6}} | ShortSummary=Keller and Stone must rely on a compulsive liar while investigating a jewel robbery. With Pat Hingle. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=82 | EpisodeNumber2=10 | Title=Dead Air | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Marvin Kupfer | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|11|13}} | ShortSummary=A radio host is accused of murder when a woman who claimed to be carrying his baby dies. With Larry Hagman and Arlene Golonka. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=83 | EpisodeNumber2=11 | Title=Merchants of Death | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Joseph Polizzi | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|11|20}} | ShortSummary=Two rival gangs start a turf war with a youth worker caught in the middle. With Greg Morris. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=84 | EpisodeNumber2=12 | Title=The Cat's Paw | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=D.C. Fontana | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|12|4}} | ShortSummary=Stone conducts a murder/robbery investigation with Inspector Irene Martin. With Diane Baker and Gary Busey. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=85 | EpisodeNumber2=13 | Title=Spooks for Sale | DirectedBy=Michael Douglas | WrittenBy=Albert Ruben | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|12|11}} | ShortSummary=The death of a night watchman during a burglary puts Stone and Keller into the midst of a spy-vs.-spy conflict between high-tech industrial espionage firms. With Fritz Weaver and Tom Selleck. (This is Michael Douglas's only directorial effort to date.) | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=86 | EpisodeNumber2=14 | Title=Most Likely to Succeed | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=John D. Hess | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1975|12|18}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Keller investigate a murder at an all-boys prep school. With Charles Aidman and Kristoffer Tabori. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=87 | EpisodeNumber2=15 | Title=Police Buff | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Guerdon Trueblood (teleplay), Walter Bloch (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|1|8}} | ShortSummary=A man who likes to follow the police scanner wants to be a cop. He takes the law into his own hands when a suspected cop-killer is set free. With Bill Bixby. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=88 | EpisodeNumber2=16 | Title=The Honorable Profession | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Paul Robert Coyle | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|1|15}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Keller look to find out why a passer-by who tried to help a mortally wounded officer gave a false name for himself. With Robert Reed. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=89 | EpisodeNumber2=17 | Title=Requiem for Murder | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=James Johnson Sweeney | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|1|22}} | ShortSummary=A bishop is shot after receiving a crank letter, and he tries to protect the person who shot him. With Richard Basehart. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=90 | EpisodeNumber2=18 | Title=Underground | DirectedBy=Paul Stanley | WrittenBy=Sean Baine (teleplay), Philip Saltzman (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|1|29}} | ShortSummary=A cop seeks to catch his brother's murderer by going undercover in an illegal gambling operation. With Claudia Jennings. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=91 | EpisodeNumber2=19 | Title=Judgement Day | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Ron Buck | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|2|19}} | ShortSummary=The son of a disbarred lawyer targets "bleeding heart liberal" judges who ruined his father's career. With Jean Hagen. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=92 | EpisodeNumber2=20 | Title=Clown of Death | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Arthur Rowe | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|2|26}} | ShortSummary=Two retired brothers, riggers for circuses many years before, are found murdered while a circus happens to be performing in San Francisco at the Cow Palace. With David Birney. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=93 | EpisodeNumber2=21 | Title=Superstar | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Mort. Fine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|3|4}} | ShortSummary=Stone clashes with an abrasive NYC cop who is on the trail of his partner's killer. This was the pilot for the short-lived spinoff series Bert D'Angelo/Superstar -- which actually ended up premiering two weeks before this episode aired! With Paul Sorvino. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=94 | EpisodeNumber2=22 | Title=Alien Country | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Larry Brody | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|3|11}} | ShortSummary=An illegal immigrant gets a job in San Francisco, but moments later there is a raid by the Immigration Service and an officer is killed. | LineColor=006400 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=95 | EpisodeNumber2=23 | Title=Runaway | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Paul Savage | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|3|18}} | ShortSummary=Stone searches for a fugitive and is dogged by a runaway girl who is the fugitive's daughter. | LineColor=006400 }} }} Season 5 (1976–77){{Episode table|background=#000050 |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=96 | EpisodeNumber2=1 | Title=The Thrill Killers: Part 1 | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Cliff Gould | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|9|30}} | ShortSummary=Misguided radicals take a jury hostage in a case where corrupt "movement leaders" are being tried for murder. With Patty Duke. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=97 | EpisodeNumber2=2 | Title=The Thrill Killers: Part 2 | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Cliff Gould | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|10|7}} | ShortSummary=Mike and Inspector Dan Robbins make a last-ditch effort to save the jury from execution at the hands of the radicals. Steve leaves the police force. With Richard Hatch, Doris Roberts and Susan Dey. Note: The show's only two-part story was originally planned to be shown as a two-hour episode - which is why Part 2 features Acts V to VIII rather than I to IV - but Fred Silverman mandated the episode be split in half, so that Part 2 could go head to head with the fifth season premiere of rival Quinn Martin show Barnaby Jones on CBS (Keller's departure lost out to J.R. Jones's arrival in the ratings). | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=98 | EpisodeNumber2=3 | Title=Dead or Alive | DirectedBy=Michael Caffey | WrittenBy=Burton Armus | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|10|21}} | ShortSummary=A man offers a $1,000,000 reward for the capture -- dead or alive -- of the man who raped and murdered his daughter on a public tennis court, throwing the city into greed-fueled chaos. With Howard Duff and Max Gail. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=99 | EpisodeNumber2=4 | Title=The Drop | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Norman Lessing (teleplay and story) and Robert Malcolm Young (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|10|28}} | ShortSummary=Mike thinks he's a murder target when a kidnapper specifies that he deliver the ransom money. With Dabney Coleman. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=100 | EpisodeNumber2=5 | Title=No Minor Vices | DirectedBy=William Wiard | WrittenBy=Arthur Bernard Lewis | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|11|4}} | ShortSummary=The father of a 16-year-old girl murders her "johns" one by one, unbeknownst to her. With Maureen McCormick. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=101 | EpisodeNumber2=6 | Title=In Case of Madness | DirectedBy=Barry Shear | WrittenBy=John W. Bloch | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|11|11}} | ShortSummary=A songwriter-singer is a suspect in the murder of his producer. With Desi Arnaz, Jr. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=102 | EpisodeNumber2=7 | Title=Til Death Do Us Part | DirectedBy=William Wiard | WrittenBy=John D.F. Black | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|11|18}} | ShortSummary=Stone must protect a former bookkeeper's wife in order to have her testify against several high profile mobsters who want her dead because of the evidence she has against them. With Jessica Walter. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=103 | EpisodeNumber2=8 | Title=Child of Anger | DirectedBy=David Whorf | WrittenBy=Charles Larson | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|12|2}} | ShortSummary=A clothing designer finds herself on the front page after her daughter confesses to the murder of her latest fling. Stone and Robbins realize the girl's really a witness and not a murderer. With Dorothy Malone. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=104 | EpisodeNumber2=9 | Title=Hot Dog | DirectedBy=Virgil W. Vogel | WrittenBy=Guerdon Trueblood | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|12|9}} | ShortSummary=Stone and Robbins go after a gang of thieves who use motorcycles to make their getaway. With Don Johnson. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=105 | EpisodeNumber2=10 | Title=Castle of Fear | DirectedBy=Allen Reisner | WrittenBy=James Menzies | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1976|12|23}} | ShortSummary=Paranoia leads to someone shooting a cop skulking on their property. With Pat Hingle. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=106 | EpisodeNumber2=11 | Title=One Last Trick | DirectedBy=Kenneth Gilbert | WrittenBy=Chris Kazan, Gloria Goldsmith and Jack B. Sowards (teleplay), Chris Kazan (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|1|6}} | ShortSummary=A former prostitute goes back to work to smoke out the murderer of another prostitute. With Lee Purcell and Sherry Jackson. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=107 | EpisodeNumber2=12 | Title=Monkey Is Back | DirectedBy=Richard Lang | WrittenBy=Sean Baine | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|1|13}} | ShortSummary=An ex-con is out for vengeance against the high school gang whose initiation ritual led to his 20-year sentence. With Gary Lockwood. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=108 | EpisodeNumber2=13 | Title=The Cannibals | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Glen Olson and Rod Baker | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|1|20}} | ShortSummary=A mobster's son steals loot from his father and seeks protection from federal authorities in exchange for being a material witness against his father. With Andrew Robinson and Len Birman. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=109 | EpisodeNumber2=14 | Title=Who Killed Helen French? | DirectedBy=Allen Reisner | WrittenBy=Robert W. Lenski | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|2|3}} | ShortSummary=An abused wife vanishes after a vicious attack by her drunken husband and all clues point to murder with the husband as the prime suspect, but he can't remember if he did it or not. With Marlyn Mason. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=110 | EpisodeNumber2=15 | Title=A Good Cop... But | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Charles Larson | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|2|10}} | ShortSummary=A cop-killer's henchmen hunt the only witnesses to his crime, an officer and an informer. With Barry Primus. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=111 | EpisodeNumber2=16 | Title=Hang Tough | DirectedBy=William Hale | WrittenBy=Norman Lessing | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|2|17}} | ShortSummary=A narcotics cop who has only four months to go 'til retirement roughs up a drug pusher and plants a knife on him. Meanwhile, an operation begins to uncover the "Tucson connection," a major drug ring operating in San Francisco. With Ned Beatty. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=112 | EpisodeNumber2=17 | Title=Innocent No More | DirectedBy=Kenneth Gilbert | WrittenBy=William Robert Yates | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|2|24}} | ShortSummary=Mike pushes to get teen gang members, who have made a mockery of the juvenile court, tried as adults. With Christopher Atkins and Mark Hamill. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=113 | EpisodeNumber2=18 | Title=Once a Con | DirectedBy=Richard Lang | WrittenBy=Robert Dellinger and Michael Seims (teleplay), Robert Dellinger (story) | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|3|3}} | ShortSummary=The main suspect in the murder of a coed is a prison inmate enrolled in a special program. With John Rubinstein. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=114 | EpisodeNumber2=19 | Title=Interlude | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Larry Alexander | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|4|28}} | ShortSummary=Refusing to believe he murdered his wife, a man escapes from an institution for the criminally insane to find her. With Lois Nettleton. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=115 | EpisodeNumber2=20 | Title=Dead Lift | DirectedBy=Michael Preece | WrittenBy=Larry Brody | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|5|5}} | ShortSummary=A bodybuilder's short temper causes murder. With Arnold Schwarzenegger. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=116 | EpisodeNumber2=21 | Title=Breakup | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Anthony Lawrence | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|5|12}} | ShortSummary=A small business owner is going through divorce proceedings while his business is in financial straits. His wife's lawyer just happens to also be hunted by a revenge-seeking ex-con. With Pernell Roberts. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=117 | EpisodeNumber2=22 | Title=Let's Pretend We're Strangers | DirectedBy=Walter Grauman | WrittenBy=Carol Saraceno | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|5|19}} | ShortSummary=Robbins falls for a public defender representing a psycho, who is trying to eliminate witnesses to a murder. With Linda Kelsey. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=118 | EpisodeNumber2=23 | Title=Time Out | DirectedBy=Kenneth Gilbert | WrittenBy=Robert Heverly | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|6|2}} | ShortSummary=A San Quentin prison guard must hunt down the criminals who escaped while under his guard. With Cliff Gorman. | LineColor=000050 }}{{Episode list | EpisodeNumber=119 | EpisodeNumber2=24 | Title=The Canine Collar | DirectedBy=Harry Falk | WrittenBy=Robert Malcolm Young | OriginalAirDate={{start date|1977|6|9}} | ShortSummary=Mike and Dan pursue a smuggler who will stop at nothing to locate a dog collar containing stolen diamonds. With George Dzundza. | LineColor=000050 }} }} Television film (1992)NIELSEN RATINGS In the weekly Nielsen rating period of January 27 - February 2, 1992, the TV movie received a 13.2 rating and 20 share. 18.9 million viewers watched, ranking #23 out of 84 network programs aired. {{Episode table|background=#000 |title=30 |writer=16 |director=15 |airdate=14 |episodes={{Episode list | RTitle=Back to the Streets of San Francisco | DirectedBy=Mel Damski | WrittenBy=William Yates | OriginalAirDate={{Start date|1992|1|27}} | ShortSummary=Captain Mike Stone is trying to find out who killed his long-time partner Steve Keller. Also, Stone must decide which of two inspectors to recommend for the position of Lieutenant: a woman (Debrah Farentino) with "Dirty Harry" tendencies, or a man (Conor O'Farrell) who reminds him of Keller. | LineColor=000 }} }} Home releasesThe following DVD sets have been released by Paramount Home Video.[1]
References1. ^DVD release info {{webarchive.url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120604094047/http://tvshowsondvd.com/shows/Streets-San-Francisco/4026 |date=2012-06-04 }} at TVShowsOnDVD.com Sources
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